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Townhall Review is today’s top conservative weekend radio show. Townhall Review brings together political commentary and analysis from leading conservative talk-radio hosts. You’ll enjoy the fast-paced recap of the week’s political events Townhall Review provides. You can rely on the show to provide the “who said what” in U.S. politics, global news and breaking news. Townhall Review honors your conservative principles and enables you to participate in the conversation on issues shaping our

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Hugh Hewitt: As New York City Votes

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2025/10/23

Voting for the New York mayoral race begins this week. If Republicans in New York City vote in large numbers for former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for mayor, the greatest city in the world will avoid a plunge into a spiral of collapse on many fronts. New York City is on the 8.5 million people, 4.7 million of them are active registered voters another 700,000 are “inactive” voters. Democratic Party registrants make up the largest bloc, at nearly two-thirds of the electorate. Republican

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Supreme Court and a...

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2025/10/22

The Supreme Court recently heard a Louisiana case with sweeping implications for how congressional districts are drawn. The issue: does Louisiana’s map amount to racial gerrymandering. And are majority-minority districts themselves constitutional? It’s hard to argue that dividing Americans by color is anything but discriminatory. These districts were created on the assumption that white voters couldn’t – or wouldn’t – elect minority candidates or represent

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Jerry Bowyer: Putting an End to Debanking

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2025/10/21

Federal regulators are finally investigating debanking. The Wall Street Journal reports that agencies like the FDIC and OCC are ordering banks to review account closures and identify cases where customers were shut out for political or religious reasons. This didn’t happen by accident. Groups like the Heritage Foundation, the American Family Association, Alliance Defending Freedom and investors like David Bahnsen pushed hard. Alexander Saeedy of the Wall Street Journal reports that banks are

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Seth Leibsohn: Gen Z and Christianity

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2025/10/20

A recent piece in the New York Times takes note of the rise of Christian faith from Gen Z—but delivers some odd analysis along the way. The author claims these religiously awakened are questioning liberal democracy and see their faith tied to a politics of “good vs. evil;” and that they lack the sunbelt optimism that marked Ronald Reagan. This is all revisionist. First, the young church goers influenced by Charlie Kirk have engaged in a huge campaign to register

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Carol Platt Liebau: Moral Confusion at Church

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2025/10/17

Canterbury Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in England. Over the centuries, pilgrims like those in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales have worn grooves into its stone steps from ascending them on their knees. But last week, the Church of England decided to allow the cathedral’s interior to be covered in graffiti — supposedly to reflect the voices of “marginalized communities.” It’s hard to see how defacing a sacred space benefits anyone. In fact, it seems pretty

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Hugh Hewitt: A Moment of Gratitude

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2025/10/16

The saying “If grief could be seen, the world would be covered in black” is often attributed to Francis Weller. For two years, Israel has been wrapped in black. Even when many hostages were freed, the shadow remained. Now, after the release of the final 20 living hostages and as a cease-fire hardens, rays of light are emerging from that tortured and tested land — songs of joy rising once aga in from that nation. October 13 will stand as a testament courage and endurance of the

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Ed Morrissey: A New Hope for The Middle East

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2025/10/15

“God Bless the Peacemaker,” read the Jerusalem Post as Donald Trump arrived in Jerusalem. Trump certainly earned that title, but now he wants to add another: Dealmaker. Trump addressed the Knesset in celebration of the deal that brought the hostages home and promises an end to Hamas’ threat to Israel. Trump urged Israel and its neighbors to focus on the opportunities ahead. “Now, it is time to translate these victories against terrorists on the battlefield,” Trump

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Jerry Bowyer: Charlie Kirk and a Way Out of Our...

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2025/10/14

Charlie Kirk’s journey shows that political engagement, far from distracting young people from faith, can actually prepare them for a deeper relationship with Christ and a deeper appreciation of the Gospel. Generation Z—particularly young men—has grown up in what really ought to be seen as a cult—a political cult, the cult of woke—facing stultifying political conformity, “pronoun police,” attacks on so-called toxic masculinity and the like. Kirk didn’t

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Carol Platt Liebau: First Amendment Freedom Before...

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2025/10/13

Charlie Kirk’s journey shows that political engagement, far from distracting young people from faith, can actually prepare them for a deeper relationship with Christ and a deeper appreciation of the Gospel. Generation Z—particularly young men—has grown up in what really ought to be seen as a cult—a political cult, the cult of woke—facing stultifying political conformity, “pronoun police,” attacks on so-called toxic masculinity and the like. Kirk didn’t

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Seth Leibsohn: Progress on the Intractable in the...

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2025/10/09

The Donald Trump Gaza peace plan marks a major development toward solving the intractable—but, as Winston Churchill once said, “This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” There is a lot to worry about, yet. First, the return of living hostages is a breakthrough, but unless Hamas is disarmed and removed from all power, the suffering of all will continue and more terrorism will come. It is worth remembering why this

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Shameful and Dangerous Moment

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2025/10/09

America recently learned that Jay Jones, the Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, sent texts wishing death on a political rival and his children. Someone who fails such a basic test of personal decency is obviously unfit — morally and perhaps psychologically — to serve as any state’s top law enforcement officer. But apparently it’s not obvious to everyone. Although Democrats, including Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger, condemned the

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Seth Leibsohn: A Massive Moral Crisis

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2025/10/08

A major US ally, dedicated to religious pluralism and social and civil rights like few others was victim to one of the most major and gruesome terrorist attacks recorded. That attack came from a movement of bloodlust and an ideology mortally opposed to social and civil rights. On the two-year commemoration of that attack, college students and adults alike protested the victim on behalf of the terrorist movement. The ally is Israel. The terrorists: Hamas. And from campuses to the streets, massive

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Hugh Hewitt: The Schumer Shutdown Continues

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2025/10/07

Each and every day that the government shutdown continues, the more it will become clear to the American people that it is indeed a Schumer shutdown. That’s the harsh reality for Democrats—everybody knows it. They know that Schumer is afraid of AOC—afraid of the hard-left Democrats she leads—and afraid of a primary challenge in 2028 that he knows he’s likely to lose. And Schumer is afraid of life after Congress. He’s 74 now, has been in Congress for 50 years

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Seth Leibsohn: Islamist Terror in the UK

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2025/10/06

The Islamist terrorist attack in Great Britain against Jews, at a Jewish synagogue, on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, was all too predictable. Only the day before, three Hamas terrorists were arrested in Germany. 2025 Europe is hauntingly familiar. In Great Britain, there’s been nearly a700 percent increase of antisemitic incidents over the past two years. Ugly, grotesque ones. Meanwhile, the British government has been scrupulously protective and defensive of its Islamist

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Genocide We're Not Hearing About

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2025/10/03

It’s impossible to turn on the news without hearing about alleged genocide in Gaza. In fact, there’s an actual genocide happening in Nigeria, but since it doesn’t involve Israel bashing, the legacy media doesn’t seem to care. According to Nigeria-based civil society watchdog Intersociety, more than 7,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria in 2025 alone. More than a hundred twenty-five thousand have been slaughtered just since two thousand nine. Nigeria has become the

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Hugh Hewitt: The Schumer Shutdown

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2025/10/01

So Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have done it: The minority leaders in both the Senate and the House and have rallied their Democrat colleagues to not support a Continuing Resolution that would keep the government running. Senate Majority leader John Thune had put forward what we call a “clean CR”—a clean Continuing Resolution that just allows the government to continue to operate. No pet projects. No pork. Just funding the government as it had been yesterday. John Thune had

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Weaponization Whiplash

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2025/10/01

The left is in full meltdown about the Comey indictment. They’re outraged about weaponization of the justice system. They’re about a decade late. Back then, Comey’s FBI used a Clinton campaign opposition memo to get a warrant to spy on the Trump campaign. Then Comey drove the Russiagate hoax by ensnaring Trump’s National Security Advisory in a perjury trap. Since then, Biden’s Justice Department raided Donald Trump’s house, brought unprecedented federal charges

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Chris Stigall: Hope In Policy

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2025/09/30

In a landmark moment for public health, the Trump administration announced a series of initiatives that signify a compassionate and long-overdue approach to addressing the autism epidemic. Led by HHS Secretary RFK Jr. and his team, it will include a comprehensive investigation into potential root causes, including acetaminophen exposure during pregnancy and possible associations with vaccines. It also promotes innovative treatments, such as leucovorin, to improve outcomes for children already

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Albert Mohler: When Civil Religion Meets the Gospel

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2025/09/29

The nation at large and certainly our elite media continue to wrestle with what to make of the recent memorial service for Charlie Kirk. Some are likely to argue that it was just “civil religion”. That's a term that was invented in the 20th century by sociologist Robert Bellah, and he was trying to argue that an awful lot of American religion is just kind of a dressed-up patriotism. It's just patriotism that is joined to a certain kind of minimal religion without any explicit doctrines

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Hugh Hewitt: How Do You Cover Forgiveness?

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2025/09/26

"How do we cover that?" That had to have been the topic on the table of those newsrooms on Monday morning following the memorial service for my colleague Charlie Kirk on Sunday. Much of post-modern media simply lacks basic fluency in the language used and the truth claims affirmed by the speakers. Erika Kirk made a heart-breaking and deeply moving public forgiveness of her husband’s assassin—modeling the words of the first Christian martyr, Stephen, as he prayed for his persecutors. I

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